Operationally Deployed

Garda C2 for Maritime Domain Awareness

A Common Operating Picture for Coastal Surveillance Across Allied Navies
Deploying with Egyptian Navy
Multi-Source Data Fusion
Sensor-to-Headquarters Synchronization
Operational with Armed Forces of Morocco
130+ sites
Across ships, sensors, command
200+
 Active users
Multi-source → Single picture
 Correlated and fused track data
1 million
Supported tracks

Unifying the Maritime Domain From Sensor to Commander

The Challenge

Coastal surveillance is the foundation of every maritime mission a navy runs — counter-smuggling, search and rescue, sovereignty enforcement, fisheries protection, and response to threats in territorial waters. Most coastal forces already operate radars, AIS receivers, electro-optical sensors, and coastal cameras spread across hundreds of miles of coastline. The problem is that those feeds arrive in separate windows on separate systems, and the operator is the integration layer. A single vessel of interest can appear as three different tracks across three different displays, forcing watchstanders to mentally reconcile information in real time before they can assess a situation or develop an operational response. Without a common operational picture tied to planning, commanders spend valuable time assembling information instead of creating and executing tactical plans. At the regional and national level, the picture gets thinner as data moves up the chain, and decisions are often made using information that's already out of date.

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The Reality

Garda C2 became the common operational picture allied navies needed to run their maritime domain. For the Armed Forces of Morocco, Garda C2 fuses track data from multiple sensor sources into a single operational view—the first time operators have seen their maritime domain through one interface rather than several. Beyond providing a common operating picture, the platform enables operators to develop tactical plans, coordinate forces, and execute missions from the same environment. For the Egyptian Navy, the same core capability is being deployed under the Maritime Domain Awareness program, with Lyntris personnel now operating in-country to support installation, integration, and long-term partnership. The result, in both cases, is a coastal surveillance posture where operators, regional commanders, and headquarters share the same picture, plan from the same information, and act in concert.

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Multi-source fusion
Built on Fortress PaaS
From Sensor to Decision, Faster
Operator, Commander, HQ — One Picture

Actively Deployed Across Allies

Active Deployment
Morocco has completed three pilot installations, with headquarters, a northern regional operations center, and eleven sensor sites scheduled online by mid-2026. Egypt's MDA program is underway under a U.S. Navy FMS contract, with Lyntris now operating alongside Egyptian Navy personnel in Alexandria.
2026
Customers
Royal Moroccan Navy · Egyptian Navy
Morocco footprint
65 sensor sites · 3 regional operations centers · 1 HQ · 3 mobile C2 nodes · 6 ships
Egypt footprint
In-country presence in Alexandria supporting MDA program delivery
Capability
Data correlation · Data fusion · Sensor-to-HQ synchronization · Operational & tactical planning · Tactical Data Links (L11/L16/L22) · Sensor management grid · METOC · Track management & fusion · Secured tactical chat · US-MIL-STD and NATO message handling
Hosting
Lyntris Fortress PaaS — containerized, monitored, continuously delivered // Authoty to Operate (ATO)
Users
150–200 active operators

"Garda C2 transforms those disconnected feeds into a single operational picture that scales from the watch floor to national headquarters, enabling faster decisions and stronger coordination across the force."

Daniel Gelyana
EVP, Global C2
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